Govorit Moskva — Tamizdat Project

Book 1962

Govorit Moskva RU

Говорит Москва

Govorit Moskva Говорит Москва

Information

Realm

Russian

Author

Nikolai Arzhak

Title

Govorit Moskva

Paratexts

Introduction by: Boris Filippov

Place of Publication

Washington D.C.

Date of Publication

1962

Illustrations

No

Material Type

Book

Language

Russian

Publisher

Boris Filippov

Nikolai Arzhak. Govorit Moskva. With an introduction by Boris Filippov. Washington D.C.: Boris Filippov, 1962.

Paratexts 4

Preface 1967

Vladimir Samarin. Not to Forget, Not to Forgive!: Vladimir Samarin

Preface 1966

Boris Filippov. The Freedom of the Captive: Boris Filippov

Preface 1962

Boris Filippov. In Place of a Preface: Boris Filippov

Preface 1966

How Sinyavsky and Daniel Were Interrogated: Andrei Sinyavsky

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Reviews 2

Review 1965

Vladimir Samarin. Punishment without a Crime: Vladimir Samarin

Review 1966

T. Petrov. Verdict to Slanderers: T. Petrov

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Mention in 7

Correspondence 1962

Gennady Khomiakov - Gleb Struve: Gennady Khomiakov

Correspondence 1963

Johannes von Guenther - Boris Filippov: Johannes von Guenther

I have failed to arrive at any agreement with your French friends, as their terms for the publication of “This Is Moscow Speaking” are quite high. This book is, I repeat, very interesting, yet the brevity of the narrative brings difficulties to any publishing house...

Correspondence 1963

Gleb Struve - Boris Filippov: Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1962

Gennady Khomiakov - Boris Filippov: Gennady Khomiakov

Correspondence 1963

Clarence Brown - Boris Filippov: Clarence Brown

Thank you very much for Arzhak’s books! I managed to read only one of the stories – “Hands.” What a horror! But how much sincere humanity in the portrayal of the former Cheka officer. There is the image of the entire offended Russian people in him...

Correspondence 1963

Boris Filippov - Johannes von Guenther: Boris Filippov

Now, about the book “This Is Moscow Speaking”. The copyright for it is held by the Polish “Institut Literatski” in Paris, and I will write down the institute’s address and the name of its director on a Latin typewriter for you below. He is a very sweet man and will be able to inform you about the terms...

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask: Gleb Struve